Sentence examples for what is published from inspiring English sources

Compared to what is published nowadays between boards, it is an accomplishment.

What is published is already so much more scientific than the policy process itself.

But such home-school favoritism hurts the quality of what is published, Professor Yoon found.

"What is published necessarily becomes public and readily available," the court's ruling said.

Mr Robert is not responsible for what is published by private companies such as Minmetals.

Guardian opinion articles by women are 35% of what gets shared, compared to 30% of what is published.

But the decision of what is published in the i and its new digital offshoot, inews.co.uk, will be Duff's.

"The notion that the boundaries of knowledge are defined by what is published by Science and Nature is quaint," he said, referring to the journals.

In any case, much of what is published appears in specialty journals that few doctors have the time or interest to read.

Third, a lot of the problem is economists in government advising rather than what is published in economics journals.Several respondents emphasised personal responsibility.

That may be why China-watchers place undue emphasis on what is published regularly, namely the monthly data on China's external trade and foreign direct investment (FDI).